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Residents of states that accept the Medicaid expansion will still face challenges in accessing needed services due to important deficiencies in essential health benefits, financial strain resulting from cost-sharing provisions targeted at Medicaid beneficiaries, and decreased access to specialists relative to those
0:22 1:59 First up we have the traditional Medicaid. This ones the original program it covers hospital visitsMoreFirst up we have the traditional Medicaid. This ones the original program it covers hospital visits doctor appointments. And even long-term Medical Care.
The Affordable Care Acts (ACA) Medicaid expansion expanded Medicaid coverage to nearly all adults with incomes up to 138% of the Federal Poverty Level ($21,597 for an individual in 2025) and provided states with an enhanced federal matching rate (FMAP) for their expansion populations.
You can also apply for a Marketplace plan after your Medicaid or CHIP coverage endsyou have 90 days after submitting your application to enroll in a plan that will start at the beginning of the next month after you complete your enrollment.
Average Time to Prepare a Medicaid Application So, on average, it takes a total of 162 days for our clients to be approved for Medicaid: 79 days to complete the application + 83 days waiting for approval = 162 days, which is about five and a half months.
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Under the expansion guidelines, Medicaid eligibility is extended to adults under age 65 with incomes up to 138% of the federal poverty level/FPL (133% plus a 5% income disregard). Pre-ACA, Medicaid was generally never available to non-disabled adults under age 65 unless they had minor children.
Section 1902(e)(14)(A) authorizes CMS to grant waivers needed to ensure that states establish income and eligibility determination systems that protect beneficiaries. These waivers have given states flexibility to conduct unwinding activities in a way that both reduces state workload and protects enrollees as they
The most prominent example stems from the Affordable Care Act (ACA), which expanded the Medicaid program to cover individuals with incomes up to 138 percent of the poverty level; the federal government covers nearly all the cost of coverage for the expansion population.

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